Chris... thanks for the great reply
On 10/5/05, Chris Shaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Michael,
>
> Doing an All-Network setup is completely doable but there are many factors
> to consider.
>
> First of all, I didn't see any mention of how many connections it takes
> before Asterisk starts hav
I'm also using Broadvoice and was having a lot of problems with DTMF.
I 'm in Ft. Lauderdale, FL and I was (inadvertently) using the dca
proxy. When I changed it to use the Miami proxy, my DTMF tones
started to work reliably
I had done some digging and found various posts on the internet where
ot
Michael,
Doing an All-Network setup is completely doable but there are many factors
to consider.
First of all, I didn't see any mention of how many connections it takes
before Asterisk starts having difficulty with DTMF. You mentioned that the
computer is directly connected to a T1, is it the on
We are trying to determine how to build out an IVR system we are
working on. The system needs to be able to handle probably at most
5-10 concurrent calls at peak times. Other times we are just looking
for a reliable service. For incoming calls we've been using
BroadVoice VOIP and before that Voi
